For over 30 years, PS Kenya has provided trusted, end-to-end logistics solutions that ensure health products reach their destination on time, in full, and in excellent condition. We understand that even the most life-changing product is only as effective as the supply chain that delivers it. That’s why we have built a logistics system focused...Read More

Thirty years after the Beijing Declaration, PS Kenya, along with other policy makers, development partners, civil society, and thought leaders, convened at the #NXTHERSummit 2025, hosted by FP2030 and Nation Media Group, to reflect on a shared vision: a future where women an girls everywhere can live with dignity, equality, and opportunity. It was a...Read More

In the quiet village of Asing’e, nestled in Teso South Sub-County, 19-year-old Cynthia Amayo found herself facing what felt like an impossible situation. Living with HIV and pregnant with her first child, Cynthia was overwhelmed by fear, stigma, and isolation. But her life began to change when she attended a teenage pregnancy meeting facilitated by...Read More

Adolescents in Kenya face unique challenges when accessing sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services, challenges that, if left unaddressed, can lead to long-term health and social consequences. Recognizing this, Population Services Kenya (PS Kenya) is working in collaboration with the Tunza network facilities across multiple counties to ensure that young people receive the care, support,...Read More

PS Kenya is proud to be a key implementing partner in the fight against tuberculosis (TB) through the Global Fund-supported TB project, officially launched in May 2025. As a sub-grantee in this ambitious initiative, PS Kenya is committed to delivering targeted interventions that contribute to Kenya’s national goal of ending TB. The project is designed...Read More

In the heart of Morukarisa Village, tucked within the rugged, hilly terrain of Teso South, lives Omar Osoma, a determined and passionate Community Health Promoter (CHP). As a member of the Morukarisa Community Health Unit (CHU), Omar has made it his mission to bring healthcare closer to his people. With specialized training in Community Case...Read More

The RHNK Conference 2025, held from June 24 to 27, brought together key actors from across Kenya’s health ecosystem to reflect on progress in reproductive health, chart future directions, and share innovations that are advancing equitable care. Under the theme “Reimagining Reproductive Health: Innovation, Integration, and Inclusion,” the conference created space for rich dialogue on...Read More

Kapenguria, West Pokot – May 30, 2025A critical milestone was achieved in West Pokot County with the official launch of a Gender-Based Violence Recovery Center (GBVRC) at Kapenguria County Referral Hospital – a first-of-its-kind facility in the region aimed at offering timely, survivor-centered care to individuals affected by gender-based violence. The launch was delivered through...Read More

When it comes to intimacy and personal care, comfort is key. Trust Lubricating Jelly enhances pleasure, safety, and overall well-being. As a water-based, non-sticky, and odorless formula, it provides a smooth, natural feel for intimacy, medical procedures, or personal comfort. With the growing focus on sexual wellness, Trust Lubricating Jelly emerges as a reliable, affordable,...Read More

Adolescents 360 (A360), a project aimed at improving adolescent sexual and reproductive health (ASRH) by increasing access to and uptake of modern contraceptives among girls aged 15 – 19 years in low- and middle-income countries, held its Annual Progress Review and Co-Creation Workshop in Kilifi County from May 5th to 7th, 2025. The meeting brought...Read More